KXTD1232C inquiry

[DavidNe]

I am not familiar with Panasonics at all. The owner of our company wants to have a small key system installed in his house and would like to have 2 x OPX circuits connected to it from the office.

My question is can the KXTD handle the circuits in question?

thanks for your help

 

[cwc3]

not with out a 3rd party fxo/s voip opx solution
if you are in the tda 100/200 range you could han some nt type ip phones off the main system

 

[DavidNe]

Thanks, that being said I'll go with an MICS.

 

[cwc3]

actually our USA version of the KX-T 123211D had a opx kit
(I used this app in a hotel setup A link to the owners home kx-t 61610-3 key system to the inn)that you hooked to a rented pair of wires and worked nicely but it never made it into the TD range...
have lived a shelterd life never felt the need to lay hands
on nortel stuff!!

 

[Trotski]

the latest software version of the TDA30 here in Aust has IP Extn cards available.

 

[cwc3]

the key word is opx

 

[SYQUEST]

THE KEY WORD IS O P S!!!

OPS: Off Premise Station...

That is a station ckt from a PBX or Multifunction or Hybrid System to another address location.

OPX: Off Premise Extention...

That is an extention ckt bridged to the main line from the Central Office to another address location. (the way party lines worked)

No wonder people are so confused, when the misinformation is constantly repeated!!

....JIM....

 

[LkEErie]

This is a pretty amazing thread. The orignal question was whether a Panasonic TD system can handle an off-premise station, and the answer is YES.

The mechanics of doing it is a function of how and who is treating the pairs. Since the owner is installing 2 stations off his office system to a key system at his residence, you are looking at single line interfaces at the office FXO and station interfaces at his residence, FXS.

Call them OPX or OPS, it's just semantics. The function and mechanics are still the same. Back in the day, you ordered the facility from the telco, or ordered a dry pair and treated it yourself.

Today, with the Internet and VOIP, you can order your own FXO/FXS facilities for X amount of dollars and use broadband to extend your extension. An internet search of off premise extension will give you a whole set of links to the various manufacturers. One of my favorites (to read, I have not tried it yet) is

http://www.welltechusa.com.

It's a pretty good site just to kick the tires and see what's available.

LkEErie

 

[cwc3]

opx in panasonic terms means off premise single line extention .